3-in-1 Vegetable Peeler, Shredder and Julienne Slicer
Cucumbers, carrots and zucchini go from whole to ready in one pass. This stainless tool peels, shreds and juliennes from a single clear body, so dinner prep stops taking the whole evening. It hangs by its loop and leaves the drawer for other things.
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Cucumbers, carrots and zucchini go from whole to ready in one pass. This stainless tool peels, shreds and juliennes from a single clear body, so dinner prep stops taking the whole evening. It hangs by its loop and leaves the drawer for other things.
3-in-1 peel, shred and julienne vegetables in one tool
- slow vegetable peeling
- manual julienne cutting
- zesting citrus and grating
Three veggie cuts. One stainless tool.
Stop switching between peeler, grater and knife. Peel, shred and julienne from one clear-bodied tool, and get dinner prep done before the water boils.
One tool, three cuts, no drawer clutter

Three blades, one body
The peeler strips skin in long, continuous ribbons, and the julienne blade cuts the same vegetable into fine strips. The zester teeth finish the job for citrus. Three gadgets that used to fight for drawer space now sit in one body that hangs by its loop.

Clear guard, steady hands
The clear round guard shows you exactly where the blade sits and keeps your fingers back from the steel. Soft produce like tomato peels in one smooth stroke, so you do not need to press hard. When a piece gets too small to hold, stop and finish it with a fork.
Curly potato, fresh strands
The crank handle version turns a potato into curly, spaghetti-like strands for a plate that looks like you spent far longer on it. Turn steadily and cut the strands as they form.
Turn the dial, pick your cut, go
- 1Pick the blade
Turn the red dial to the peeler, julienne or zester setting you need for the job.
- 2Hold the vegetable steady
Set the cucumber, zucchini or carrot on a flat side so it sits still on the board.
- 3Pull or push through the guard
Keep your fingers behind the clear guard and move the vegetable in one smooth pass.
- 4Finish small pieces with a fork
When the piece gets short, stop and use the included hold or a fork instead of your fingers.
Rinse, dry, hang
- Rinse straight away
Run water over the blades right after cutting. Dried-on starch and juice are harder to clear.
- Brush the blade gaps
A soft brush clears pulp from the julienne openings. Work from the back of the blade toward the edge.
- Dry before storing
Air dry or wipe dry, then hang the tool by its loop so the steel does not sit in water.
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The clear guard keeps your fingers back from the steel, and the included hold finishes the small pieces you would otherwise push by hand. Slippery produce needs a flat side on the board first. Work slowly on cucumbers and tomatoes, and stop when the piece gets too small to grip.
Hand wash it. Rinse under running water right after use, brush the blade gaps, and dry it before hanging. Standing water in the sink can dull the edge and leaves residue in the gaps.
For cucumber, carrot and radish salads, it gives you even strips in seconds, which is faster than cutting each piece by hand. A chef's knife still wins for precise dice or very thick cuts. This tool is for speed on the everyday jobs.
Your peeler, box grater and knife each handle one job, so you switch tools mid-prep. This tool covers peeling, julienne and zesting from one body, and it hangs by its loop instead of taking a drawer slot. It is also a lighter option than a bulky mandoline slicer for daily prep.
Yes. One tool replaces three gadgets, and that is the value. If you cook vegetables most days, the time saved on peeling and julienning adds up quickly, and the drawer stays clear.
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